I'm starting the podcast on a high note today because Dan Nathan and I are together in New York City.

Danny Moses, how are you? Good. I miss it. I'm jealous. Where are you, Danny Moses? I'm in his studio as well.

Dan in Bocroton. Of course you are, because that's where you spend the majority of your time as I should.

But you know what, Danny? I still got a hump and work hard. I haven't reached the

status that you've gotten to. I'm working my ass off down here. And I'll be back up there soon.

Now he's a big movie star. In one week, he was on CNBC's Fast Money. Who was? Danny Moses. And then he

was also on the John Stewart show on Apple Plus. Stop. Yeah. One week, all in one week. Guy, what else

have you been on other than CNBC? Don't bury the lead here. There's a, there's a term when you

hide something that you're supposed to be talking about. They call that burying the lead. Danny Moses,

we're going to talk about this at length, I'm sure, but you were on that John Stewart show. Stewart's show? Yes, it came out today. Well, look, there's clearly a lot going on.

And in case you were curious, you are listening to the On the Tape podcast.

Now, my sense, Dan, Nathan, if I'm not mistaken, we're 14 months or so into this thing.

Is that about right?

Yeah, I think our first episode was January 15th, 2021.

That's incredible.

And I think we've breached in the definition of breached.

It means we've gotten to the other side of one million downloads. Is that correct?

Yeah, man. Wow. That's unbelievable. And it's thanks to you folks at home that make it happen.

This week, we got a lot going on. Jerome Powell came out and seemingly assuaged the concerns of some of the

stock market investors because he said, you know what, we're going 25 basis points. The markets

seem to like that for whatever reason. ISM gave us a snapshot. What I think is Danny Moses's

stagflation, which by the way, he started talking about last summer. And we have a job report that will come out as this podcast drop.

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